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Default Names translated into hindi - 01-11-2009, 01:30 PM

Hello, I am trying to locate the translation of the following names into hindi:
Kristina,Jacqueline,Levi,Robin & Brandi. Please.
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I am trying to find the translations for the following names please:
Kristina, Robin, Levi, Jacque & Brandi.
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Default Help With Translation - 01-11-2009, 02:47 PM

I am trying to find the translations for the following names please:
Kristina, Robin, Levi, Jacque & Brandi.
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Default 01-12-2009, 05:36 PM

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I am trying to find the translations for the following names please:
Kristina, Robin, Levi, Jacque & Brandi.
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Namaste,
You may like these:
Kristina क्रिस्टीन
Robin राबिन
Levi लीवाई (lee-vaa-ee)
Jacque ज़ाक़ (zaakh with the a as in all and a more complex (gutteral like) k sound. Take the first little dot away and it will be jaakh. There is no soft j like the French j in Devanagari) जाक (jaak with a more abrupt clean k sound and clear j sound)

Brandi ब्रैन्डी
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Default 01-16-2009, 05:38 AM

hi i was just wondering if you could please translate the name vincent into hindu for me....
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Default 01-16-2009, 12:46 PM

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hi i was just wondering if you could please translate the name vincent into hindu for me....
नमस्ते namaste:
Devanagari (the alphabet used for Hindi and Sanskrit) along with the other alphabets of the Indian sub-continent, are phonetic alphabets. If vincent were to be pronounced vin-sent then it would be written as follows:
विन्सेन्त
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Default names written into hind skrit - 01-18-2009, 02:10 AM

hi there
could someone please please help me, can you write the following names in hind or sanskrit please they my parents names.

sham singh
rheena singh

you can email it to sunesh69@msn.com
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Default Bodhi and Jayna trans. to Devanagari or Tibetan script - 01-18-2009, 12:55 PM

Hello there.

I have been trying, with some success, to get the names of my children, "Bodhi" and "Jayna", written in Devanagari script. I have received two translations for "Bodhi" from other sources, but they did not look the same.

This is what I have received already for Bodhi: बोधि<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:" /><o:p></o:p>
This is what I have received already for Jayna: जेना

"Bodhi" is pronounced: Bo-dee. (Bo, like in "boat")
"Jayna" is pronounced: Jay-nah.

I'm not sure if it makes any difference, but my real goal is to get them in Tibetan.

If you can help, I'd be most grateful.

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Default 01-18-2009, 04:31 PM

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Hello there.

I have been trying, with some success, to get the names of my children, "Bodhi" and "Jayna", written in Devanagari script. I have received two translations for "Bodhi" from other sources, but they did not look the same.

This is what I have received already for Bodhi: बोधि<o:p></o:p>
This is what I have received already for Jayna: जेना

"Bodhi" is pronounced: Bo-dee. (Bo, like in "boat")
"Jayna" is pronounced: Jay-nah.

I'm not sure if it makes any difference, but my real goal is to get them in Tibetan.

If you can help, I'd be most grateful.

Thank you,

Dave
Namaste Dave,
You've done well in your research. You should be confident you have the right method of writing in Devanagari. If you're interested in Tibetan font and translations I would suggest you obtain help from this site http://http://jigtenmig.blogspot.com/search?q=bodhi
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Default Many thanks! - 01-18-2009, 09:40 PM

Narasingh, I can't tell you how thankful I am that you were able to help me with the Tibetan form of my son's name. I am delighted and grateful. I will pursue my daughter's name, Jayna, through the Jigtenmig Tibetan site.

I wish you health and happiness.

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I really like the transactions on this thread -0- Narasingh great work!!

PS -- Vincent mein tarbooz wallah tuh naheen ; tamatar wallah tuh hona chahiye
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I really like the transactions on this thread -0- Narasingh great work!!

PS -- Vincent mein tarbooz wallah tuh naheen ; tamatar wallah tuh hona chahiye
LOL, thanks harshg. I forgot the preference for tomatoes.

Angelique, a more chaste rendering of Vincent would be

विन्सेन्ट I previously wrote विन्सेन्त Notice the last character. This is a subtle difference for most non-native speakers in which the native speakers differentiate t and d sounds carefully by clear palatal and dental pronunciations. For non-natives (English especially) the t sound is almost invariably a palatally pronounced sound to a native (ie. the tounge is inside the boundary of the teeth). Therefore, harshg kindly brought this to my attention. Tomato (tamatar) is pronounced with a palatal "t" and watermelon (tarabuj) is pronounced with a dental "t". Notice when you (english speaker) say tomato, your toungue is behind your teeth at the "t" sounds. If you were to properly say watermelon in hindi (tarabuj) you would place your toungue on the tips of your upper incisors and proceed.

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Default 03-03-2009, 11:08 PM

hi can u translate
Shelika and arzoo into hindi for me
email is shelly_j101@hotmail.com
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Default 03-08-2009, 06:29 AM

Hi!

I'm looking for my name Daniel translated into hindi.
On page 17 it is, but i would like to have it in a image file or big enough to print it.

Answer here, or if u want, send me an email.

rosaander@hotmail.com

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Hi!

I'm looking for my name Daniel translated into hindi.
On page 17 it is, but i would like to have it in a image file or big enough to print it.

Answer here, or if u want, send me an email.

rosaander@hotmail.com

thanks
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Hi Daniel,
This is a unicode font, so you should be able to copy and past it to any word processing application and adjust the font to whatever size you'd like. If it doesn't work, post again and I'll make a large image of it. Good Luck!
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Hi Daniel,
This is a unicode font, so you should be able to copy and past it to any word processing application and adjust the font to whatever size you'd like. If it doesn't work, post again and I'll make a large image of it. Good Luck!

Hi!

Thank you very much, worked perfect.
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hi there,
would someone be able to translate Claire into Hindi for me?
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Hi!

Thank you very much, worked perfect.

Well, it worked ! First :S on one of my computers (to change size and things) when I send it as a email to my other, i couldnt open it... :S

shortly, it didnt work .

Could u help me and send it as a image or something else? if u have any ideas!?

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